attack at a casino. they suffocated from smoke from a fire set by the gunman. the trump administration asks the supreme court to immediately reinstate its travel ban on people from six mostly muslim countries. and shore tour finale. our week-long journey to our region's shore points ends in rehoboth beach today. on this stop, we're talking food. yummy. 6:00 a.m., friday. good morning, this is "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. do you know what else is yummy? the weather right there. we'll get to meteorologist erika martin and most accurate weather forecast in town. good morning. yeah, a gorgeous day on tap. i'm going to go right to the jersey shore and focus on those neighborhood temperatures. a lot of us may want to go to the beach today. maybe call out sick. i'm not advising that, but certainly a great day to do it. summer's point, 62. mays landing, 51 degrees. mullica township currently at

54. delaware also seeing a really nice start to this friday. newark at 58. harmony hills, 52. reedy point seeing low 60s now. georgetown at 58. allendale currently at 59. lincoln, your current temperature, 58 for you. a live look outside, penn's landing, a gorgeous start to the day. mostly cloudy skies, high pressure system is our weather maker. it looks like we will see a cold front later today. for most part, a lovely day all around. your out-the-door forecast looks like this -- 68 at 9:00 a.m. ten degrees warmer by 1:00 p.m. a mix of sun and clouds. a few extra clouds tonight by 6:00 p.m. seeing 77 degrees with a few clouds developing. that's because that's when the cold front sweeps through. i mentioned earlier we may see an increase in the clouds, possibly one or two sprinkles, that's possible there. jersey shore 74 degrees at 1:00 p.m. by 5:00 p.m., seeing 76 degrees. back to you.

>> thanks, after watching that crash, the admiral wilson boulevard, looks good. right back here is the ben franklin bridge toll plaza you see that here. and traffic moving through camden from the jersey side into philadelphia looks really good right now. the bridges, we looked at the ben franklin. nice and clear. the walt whitman is nice and clear. i keep checking in with the burlington bristol bridge and tacony palmyra for any scheduled openings. not yet, though. i'll keep you updated for the rest of the morning and another update when i come back in ten. >> thanks. police in the philippines' capital of manila say 36 people suffocated from smoke after a gunman stormed into a casino and set fire to the gaming tables. [ screams ] >> the attack sent people screaming into the streets. the gunman stuffed a backpack with casino chips and ran from the building. authorities say he apparently killed himself in an adjacent hotel. we'll have updates on air and on our nbc10 app. this morning, we're following a developing story. the trump administration is

asking the supreme court to immediately reinstate the president's ban on travelers from six mostly muslim countries. an appeals court has blocked the ban. >> what are we going to do? >> fight back! >> protests erupted in new york and washington after president trump pulled out -- pulled the u.s. out of the paris climate accord. the president claimed the deal benefited other countries at the direct expense of other jobs and economic growth while giving heavy polluters such as china and india advantages over the u.s. this morning there's growing fallout abroad and in our region. >> and pamela osborne is in the digital operations center tracking reaction. there is a cause for concern for a lot of people. tell us more about that. >> reporter: yeah, the whole idea of the paris climate accord is to change, reduce the amount of emissions that cause climate change. if they are not reduced, scientists predict the oceans will rise faster, and there will be more extreme storms like superstorm sandy. we talked to experts at the

shore who fear that the future of the jersey shore is being put at risk by the president's decision to pull out of the accord. >> we know that there are negative effects of climate change, and we should be doing more about it, not less. >> reporter: in rittenhouse square last night, 200 concerned citizens packed the church of holy trinity on walnut street. these were local environmentalists hoping to speak with senator pat toomey who was invited, but he did not attend. one mother we spoke to says she understands the president wants to negotiate a better deal, but she doesn't think it's worth the risk. >> the united states continues to be the largest carbon polluter per capita in the world. i think about the common sense lessons that we teach our children -- you make a mess, you clean it up. >> reporter: and mayor kinney says philadelphia will uphold the commitment. and pennsylvania governor wolf said, "i'm disappointed the president has chosen this path."

the u.s. now one of only three countries that have declined to participate in that agreement. >> president obama released a statement on president trump's decision saying, "the nations that remain in the paris agreement will be the nation that's reap the benefits in jobs and industries created. i believe the united states of america should be at the front of that pact." we're hearing new details about the pennsylvania man arrested inside the trump international hotel in washington, d.c., after police found weapons and ammo in his car. 43-year-old brian moles of erie county made his first court appearance. in court documents police said their initial tip came from an acquaintance who said he was traveling to d.c. "in order to get closer to president trump." philadelphia police looking for a student who hit his principal in the face while the educator was trying to break up a fight. it happened wednesday out the fitler academics plus school in germantown. the school official said students ganged up on principal

boone and hit him with a brook. boone suffer -- a brick. boone suffered facial injuries and needed eight stitches. and more details on the attempted murder of a 7-year-old philadelphia girl. her 18-year-old brother is being held on $5 million bail. he's accused of crime. samir alpert's mother called police saying her son had taken a car without permission and had a problem with drugs. she went into the home to retrieve vehicle information for the police and found her 7-year-old daughter unresponsive with a plastic bag over her head. the child is in critical condition. 6:06. customers of pse&g will be paying less for some services and more for others. the new jersey power company says customers will now get a decrease of 2.5% on their electric bills. gas customers could see a 3.5% increase in the fall. pse&g says that means the average customer will have to pay $31 more per year. today, construction along septa's kinwood regional rail

line will shut down the tracks for next week. today through next friday, no trains will be running on the kin today wood line. -- kinwood line. septa will provide buses for those who use them. there will be signs posted for where the buses will board. 6:07 on this beautiful june morning. >> glorious. >> over center city, let's turn it over to nbc10 first alert meteorologist erika martin with a look at the temperatures today. very nice. >> yeah. very nice. in fact, what i also like is that the dew points are low now. 52 degrees. that's a really comfortable start to the day. not muggy at all. and humidity is only at 75% with calm winds and current temperatures, 60 in philadelphia, few clouds if any. in allentown, upper of course for you. lower dew points, 43 degrees. a ear nice start to the day -- a really nice start to the day. not going to feel muggy. i think it's going to feel ideal. satellite and radar image tells

us why we're seeing such nice conditions. there's an area of high pressure developing across the midwest. a cold front will sweep through. that's not going to be until later today. the most we'll get will be increasing clouds. you might see more by 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 p.m. maybe sprinkles moving through. i'll stick with the clouds. locally, seeing mostly clear skies. a few more clouds for the lehigh valley. current dew points important now. not only do we like the temperatures, we want to make sure it's not very muggy outside. keep that in mind. trent trenton, only 48 as far as the deputy goes. 53 for -- dew point goes. 53 for vineland. mt. holly, 48 for you. that tells me it's a nice, comfortable start to the day. a live look outside, lots of sunshine to kick off this friday. be sure you enjoy the weekend forecast. brings the temperatures in the 70s on saturday, a mix of sun and clouds. more showers, more clouds to showers developing on sunday. i'm going to stick with low 80s

in and around philadelphia. upper 70s for the p.a. suburbs and for south jersey. jersey shore, chillier for you. upper 60s to low 70s. and on monday, sticking around with those showers because i do think they'll sticker on at least hold -- sticker on at least they'll hold for the following workweek. possibly isolated thunderstorms sunday into monday. look at how we see cooler temperatures to kick off the following workweek. cooler by next tuesday and wednesday. back to you. >> thank you. 6:09. let's check traffic and 309 at susquehanna road. >> jessica boyington has you covered. how does it look? >> yeah. we're watching 309. no problems reported especially around the krarncameras here. at susquehanna, everything looks good both directions. the sun coming up, looks like a nice drive. roads are dry. no problems there. in pottstown, a different story. south street at cross street, watching for an accident scene. the p.a. turnpike for the most part looks good. you see with the drive times, we're green. 21ins 1 minutes for the westbod

eastbound side, route 1 to valley forge. speeds still up there, as well. watching mass transit, septa's thorndale and doylestown trains 501 running two cars short. expect delays and overcrowding on some of the platforms and trains, back to you. >> thank you. a bear sighting in a bucks county neighborhood prompts a warning to people and pets. and another wild animal on the prowl along a street in florida. imagine just going for a walk. ahead at 6:45, why the size is getting a lot of attention. >> reporter: and good morning, i'm matt delucia. we're wrapping up our shore tour in rehoboth beach, delaware. a beautiful morning. if a day at the beach works up your appetite, we're checking out some of the new places to grab a bite after the break. ♪

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all week we've taken you on a shore tour. >> today matt delucia's checking out the restaurant scene in rehoboth beach and new places to grab a bite. matt? >> reporter: all right. i saved the best for last, food, my favorite part. over the past years, along the boardwalk, some of them here and farther into town. we checked a couple giving a new flavor to the season. >> awesome retailers, world-class restaurants, totally diverse group of different kinds of food styles, ethinext foods, beach -- ethnic foods, beach food, high end. >> reporter: what this place has toouse has it, you're that farboardwalk.

we're four blocks. back then it was considered crazy. >> reporter: maybe not. he built anoer next door, and they've jout grown their ig with a new season, there's a new out. you know, live to us. eating dishes that go well with dogfish head's beer selection. >> the 90-minute cheddar sauce, pulled rotisserie meat tossed with arugula on top. >> reporter: come fall, the old restaurant will fall to make way for a deck and a courtyards. >> that will be ready -- a courtyard. >> that will be ready for next year. >> take your time. >> reporter: a few blocks away we go from pouring cheers to shucking oysters. >> it's crazy. in the summer you're shucking around 7,000 a week. >> reporter: the pen lopen city oyster house isn't new, but the co-owner opened the blue hen a few doors down. he's a restauranteur with

experience and is looking ahead. >> it goes out, pretty much the same crew since we've been open. we get a lot of people coming back every supper. college kids, high school kids -- every summer. college kids, high school kids, my son, my bartender's daughter lives here. >> reporter: dozens of places for the foodies and the famished. >> it's gotten busier and busier every year. more and more people. instead of having two busy days, friday, saturday, you have every day is friday, saturday. >> reporter: and it is friday after all. folks here gearing up for another busy weekend. and hopefully more to come. and it might look a little different if you haven't been here in a while. if you come down to rehoboth beach for nothing else, it should be for the sunrise. over the past half hour to 45 minutes, it has been beautiful here along the beach. people have been coming with lawn chairs watching that sunrise, gorgeous. we'll have a glimpse of that later in the show here. it is breakfast time. i'm going to get food now. >> of course you are. >> reporter: back to you. >> sunrise is great, but we come for the food. we're all hangry in here.

>> reporter: that's right. >> thanks, matt. enjoy your breakfast. it's 6:17. happening today, comedian kathy griffin will hold a news conference to talk about the true motivation, she says, behinds that controversial picture -- behind that controversial picture released this week that showed her holding a fake bloody head that was meant to look like president trump. griffin has since lost endorsement deals and a job with cnn. new jersey's state theater in new brunswick has also canceled a planned november concert appearance by griffin. 6:17. jessica walking across the studio a minute ago. i can tell when she's hangry. >> you getting there, jessie? >> reporter: this is the problem -- we wake up so early that you can't eat right when you wake up because it's 2:00 in the morning. then once it's 7:00 because we have to wait until we've done our show to eat breakfast, it's been five hours. now we're starving to death. and then you're cranky. >> getting hangry again. >> that's where it starts. that was heated it. let's start on route 70. looks good out there around kings highway. and we're watching some sun

glare, as well. no traffic or backups now. everything actually looks good through the intersection here. just a few cars out the door. roads are dry. a good drive for the most part. there's a crash in pottstown, though, south street around cross street. 95 looks okay. starting to see a little bit of the slowdown for the morningtime. 18 minutes for the southbound drive time from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway. the speeds now dropping into the 40s. now with mass transit, new jersey transit, amtrak, patco on time. they're shuttle bussing passengers for the next week. plan accordingly. we'll end with the airport because a good day means a good day in the sky, as well. no delays reported at the airport. and we'll have updates for you when i come back. that will be in ten minutes. >> thanks. speaking of a good day, 6:18. let's take a good look outside. and look at that beautiful picture and more sunshine to come, according to erika martin. erika? that's right. great start to the day. doppler radar picking up on not

much. there's not much to talk about. now a few mid and upper-level clouds for the lehigh valley. we're not seeing anything thanks to an area of high pressure. a live look outside, a gorgeous start to the day especially along the beaches. if you can get out and enjoy the day, be sure to do so. look at the bottom of your screen for your most accurate weather forecast. let's look at the temperatures along the shore. jersey shore, upper township currently at 57 degrees. woodvine, 58 for you. cape may courthouse also seeing upper 50s. cape may point at 64 degrees. and mays landing currently at 51 degrees. in and around the philly metro area, seeing lots of 60s. already penns port at 62. upper 50s for kingsessing. 54, manayunk. chestnut hill, 52 degrees. for the lehigh valley, seeing upper 40s to low 50s. chilly for mertztown.nareth, warmer now,

influence. through,e west soones i want to show you hour-by-hour forecasts. we're seeing mostly sunny skies for today. certainly a great day all around. however, sometimes we get a little extra moisture. any time a cold front moves through. e're starting. a.m. we pause this about 12 hours later. around 6:30 p.m., notice that we're seeing some spotty greens moving through parts of berks county. also along the shore here. so the shore points may see showers moving through. perhaps a few sprinkles for everybody else. i'm going to stick with mainly clouds developing, especially later on this g horns. pretty much a dry day. possibly the light sprinkles because cold fronts tend to do that. the ten day on ten, temperatures topping out in the low 80s today. upper 70s tomorrow. 80s on sunday. tracking showers for the second half of your weekend. possibly isolated thunderstorms here to here. and definitely a chilly and -- chillier week next week, and a

wet start to your monday. keep the umbrellas handy. back to you. >> thank you. 6:21. many of us have called uber to get us where we're going. how about uber for dogs? a new uber type of app is growing in popularity with dog owners who need help walking their pets. plus this -- louisiana state forever -- >> you are going to love this story. taking the plunge at 98. this daredevil had more than just a thrill in mind when she planned this skydiving adventure.

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6:24. look at this picture on tv. this bear put people on lockdown. we checked social media pajtges and there have been no new sightings this morning. neighbors should be careful,

though, and don't leave pets outside. and be sure to cover up your trash cans because they can be tempting for bears. a 98-year-old woman holds the record for oldest skydiver in indiana. she rounded up seven friends to do the jump with her. and of course they did it with purpose. the group got the local rotary club to support the jump with a $4,000 pledge to the national guard's youth program. [ cheers ] good morning, everyone. i'm jessica boyington with you, watching the atlantic city expressway. heading northbound toward philadelphia or shououthbound toward the shore, you'll be good to go. roads are quiet. i'll have updates when i come back around the 6:30 mark. for now, we'll check the forecast with meteorologist erika martin. >> thanks. a really gorgeous start to the day. seeing mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the 50s and 60s. many topping out in the 70s and

low 80s. mainly dry. could we see a few sprinkles closed out? i have the details coming up in your most accurate weather forecast. and of course the ten-day on 10. the penn state officials ensnared in the jerry sandusky scandal will learn their fate today. it is sentencing day for former university president graham spanier and two other former psu administrators. did you just stab me? and he had. and i saw the weapon. >> a philadelphia city councilman is talking about his brush with an attacker. it takes a lot of people to make a good school day.

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back home. philadelphia councilman david oh raising questions after a knife

attack. and pennsylvania administrators to be sentenced today for their roles in the jerry sandusky child to sex abuse scandal. and greek life future. today current penn state officials will consider a family's plea for change after their son died while pledging a fraternity. good morning. it is friday, june 2nd. this is "nbc10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. it is at extraordinary morning outside. we'll get to erika martin and the most accurate weather forecast. good morning. a nice start to the day indeed. lots of sunshine. reading, 51. pottstown, 49. warmer in philadelphia at 60. mt. pocono, fours, millville, current temperature, 56 degrees. notice the influence here. we're seeing a little bit of a shift here in the winds. we earlier were seeing northwesterlies. we're seeing a slight northeasterly component. a nice start to the day. we have see the winds shift out of the west.

the out-the-door forecast looks like this -- starting off in the 60s now in philadelphia. 78 by 1:00 p.m. a mix of sun and clouds. notice by 5:00 p.m., more clouds developing. a cold front will dig through. i think it will increase cloud coverage, possibly squeeze out sprinkles for the p.a. suburbs. seeing mid 70s by 1:00 p.m., mid 70s by 5:00 p.m. it looks like the lehigh valley. also keep it in the 70s for today. south jersey, new jersey, seeing temperatures in the upper 70s by 1:00 p.m. upper 70s by 5:00 p.m. overall a great day. topping out in the 80s in many areas, the lehigh valley in 70s and 80s. watching the schuylkill expressway, around the cameras at 202, everything looks good. you see the sun, it looks nice. 17 minutes, the eastbound side here. 17 minutes for the drive time. in total from the blue to the vine street expressway, speeds dropped to 16. we're doing really well on the schuylkill now. average speeds there into the mid 40s. everything's still moving.

seeing a little bit of slowdowns, but that's normal for now. light for now also. watching in pottstown for this accident out in south street around cross street and some sun glare on the garden state parkway. hard to see here. this is actually near the cape may toll plaza. it's right here. northbound and southbound, maybe a car or two moving by at a time. watching for some of the sun glare. we'll end on 422 where we are seeing some delays. 11 minutes on the eastbound side from 29 to the schuylkill. >> thank you. this morning, a philadelphia councilman is recovering at home after he was stabbed. nbc10 got the new show of david oh with his family in kingsessing last night. police are hunting for his attacker. katy zachry is live with southwest detectives. what's the councilman saying about the attack? >> reporter: one of our biggest takeaways from our conversation with david oh is the fact that he remained exceptionally calm during the ordeal. during most of the ordole --

ordeal, he tried to talk down his attacker. after he was stabbed, he didn't even run away. we spoke to the councilman yesterday after he was discharged from the hospital. earlier in the day, his wife and two of his four children met him after a successful surgery. he was stabbed in the diaphragm. and he was cut on his forearm trying to shield his face and neck from the attacker's lunges. he had just arrived home from work and was unpacking his car in front of his west philadelphia home when a man walked up to him, demanded his keys and wallet, councilman oh has never been stabbed before, but he said it felt more like a gut punch than anything. >> he kind of like punched me and i knew it was a weird punch. i said, did you stab me? and he had. i saw the weapon. >> reporter: the councilman

knows he's lucky. his family has dealt with far worse tragedy before. a cousin who was a student at the university of pennsylvania was killed by a mob as he mailed a letter. this happened about 50 years ago, but still, this is something that councilman oh told us yesterday has shaped him as a person. back live with southwest detectives, not only are they looking for the attacker in the knife attack, but they are looking for anyone in the neighborhood, 58th and thomas avenue, who may have private surveillance cameras and may have caught the attack on video. reporting live, katy zachry, nbc10 news. >> thanks for the update. 6:34. today, former penn state president graham spanier and two former administrators will be sentenced in the jerry sandusky sex abuse case. a jury convicted span injury of child endangerment. gary shultz and tim curley pleaded guilty to the same charge. prosecutors say the three administrators covered up an allegation of child sex abuse by sandusky back in 2001. also today, the future of

greek life at penn state could hinge on a family's emotional plea following the death of a fraternity pledge. the board of trustees said they will consider a letter sent by them -- to them by the parents of timothy piazza at a special meeting today. the student from north jersey died after falling during a frat party down a flight of stairs. 18 members of the frat are criminally charged in connection with his death. in their letter to the board, piazza's parents wrote, "our son died on your watch. we will never see him again because of the administration's failures to protect him, and turning a blind eye to known problems. you now have an obligation to make sure this never happens again." we'll keep you posted on the board's decision on our and our nbc10 app. now we'll take you state by state and county by county for a look at stories from across our region. >> yeah. if you live in the borough of east greenville and montgomery county, you'll need to call state police if you have an emergency. east greenville was covered by a police department but statewided

to form its own -- decided to form its own department. and the partnership with the prior police department expired wednesday night. an interim police chief began duty yesterday. right now state police are handling most matters until the department is up and running. in bucks county, a school bus driver is being tested to see if he was under the influence while in the bus line. police were called to the high school wednesday afternoon after employees suspected something was wrong. the middletown police chief says a breathalyzer test gave them probable cause to draw blood. results should come back in a week or two. in camden county, police are asking for help in finding a pair of movie theater bandits. investigators stole a wallet at the carmike theater in voorheis while the victim was watching the movie. the bandits racked up more than $1,000 in charges at a nearby target. nascar weekend will get underway today at dover international speedway. qualifiers and a 200-mile truck race set for this afternoon. the monster mile refs up tomorrow at the xfinity 200.

on sunday, the main event. the 400-mile drive for autism nascar cup race. 6:37. tomorrow the greater philadelphia film office will hold a rally to spotlight how important the local filmmaking industry is to the region's economy. organizers say the film industry is in urgent need of support. director m. knight shyamalan and director david morris will join celebrities and officials at the bottom of the art museum steps tomorrow morning. a delaware teenager is competing for a national award given to young athletes with cystic fewbrose is. >> he's -- fibrosis. >> he's now a finalist, and we can all help him win. michael davis is his name. he's up for the team boomer athlete of the year award. the honor is given by boomer esiason's foundation, the former nfl quarterback who started it after his son was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis. despite his daily breathing treatments and medications, michael finds time to play lacrosse and also runs competitively. >> sometimes when i'm sick i'll

be coughing a lot, and just like barely able to breathe. i'll still push forward. >> right now michael is in tight competition with the team from tennessee. go to nbc domestic to vote for mike -- nbc.com to vote for michael. we want him to win. competition ends wednesday. >> we'll keep you posted. >> vote early and often. >> right. 6:38. i'll vote for this any day of the week. beautiful outside. >> gorgeougorgeous. erika martin has the forecast. gorgeous. it is a fantastic way to end the workweek. lots of sunshine for today, be sure to look at the bottom of the screen for the most accurate weather forecast. the neighborhood forecast. neighborhoods are nice. current temperature, 52. new york at 58. harmony hills, 52 degrees. we have belton at 59. dover at 56. clintly 59. and notice a little bit of shift in the winds now.

eventually we will start to see westerlies moving in. south jersey seeing nice conditions. swedesboro at 52 degrees. paula lyons grove, 54. -- piles grove 54. lumberton, 53 degrees. the area of high pressure, plenty of sunshine. any time sunshine develops, we cannot get the rising air so few if any clouds. dover, 57. what about in and around the p.a. suburbs? malvern, 52. collegeville, 49. and new hope, also seeing upper 40s with little warmer temperatures in newtown at 52 degrees. not a bad start to the day. for today, topping out in the upper 70s and low 80s. however, tomorrow we're going to see pretty comfortable conditions. upper 70s for the most part, perhaps a few mid 70s. and notice we're seeing more clouds for the lehigh valley. i'm going to go ahead with a possible sprinkle overnight tonight into tomorrow. just because it looks like a cold front sweeping on through

at best. a few clouds to start the day in the lehigh valley. mainly dry. p.a. suburbs, 74. for westchester, phoenix, 76. newtown seeing 75 as the expected high. as we go ahead and moving into philly, mt. airy, 73. notice temperatures for new jersey, seeing lots of 70s for tomorrow. remember, these are your expected highs for saturday with a mix of sun and clouds. again, more clouds farther north for the lehigh valley, delaware seeing lots of 70s. dover, 77 degrees. along with rehoboth beach. the ten-day forecast looks really nice. certainly a chillier week next week and be sure to keep the umbrellas handy for the following monday. back to you. >> thank you. now we'll go to jessica with traffica. >> jessica traffica. 422? yeah, cameras at trooper road seeing a little bit of slowdown. everything's light considerably for a friday.

usually we see three-day weekends especially once it gets nice out here. you see eastbound, traffic moving toward the schuylkill expressway. it's a little bit slower. more cars are heading that direction. 11 minutes from 29 to the schuylkill. average speeds in the 40s. for the kenwood regional rail line, they're shuttle bussing passengers now until the end of next week. check before you go there, it might take longer than normal. new jersey transit, amtrak, patco on time. pottstown and south street at cross street, there's a crash. we've been watching that for the last hour or so. we'll end on 95. moving through delaware, roads look good. drive times are okay. ten minutes now on the northbound side. at the most, 295 to 495. >> erika, jessica, traffica -- did i do a hiku? it's friday. and the results of the 9 0th national spelling bee are in the books. >> and a girl from our area came

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strolling down tamiami trail in florida, everglades, about a month ago. people named him snaggle tooth. he must be around all the time if they're giving him a name. wildlife experts said he was on the prowl looking for a mate. >> snaggle tooth. we have a winner. a 12-year-old girl from california has won the scripps national spelling bee with this -- >> marocain. m-a-r-o-c-a-i-n. >> congratulations. >> nailed it. sixth grader ananya vinay had to spell marocain correctly. it was tense. she was going back and forth with another speller, back and forth, back and forth. he missed the word, and she got it right. she wins $40,000. we should give a south jersey e jersey shore shout out to a south jersey girl who made it all the way to the finals. >> quintain.

q-u-i-n-t-i q-u-i-n-t-i-n. [ bell ] >> oh. the dreaded bell. the spelling bee run ended in the 10th round. the 11-year-old is a sixth grader from rosa international middle school in cherry hill. congratulations. good job. you got very far. the griffin quintuplets will be greating a week from -- graduating a week from today. they have been working at meadowwood senior living for the past three years. last night the senior living center awarded them each a $1,000 scholarship. austin, dylan, evan, lindsay, and miranda will attend montgomery county community college this fall. nbc10 has been following the griffin quintuplets since their birth. they were born in 1998. they spent weeks in the nicu. as you saw, they are thriving teenagers now. very nice. trying to find someone to take care of the dog for summer

vacation? >> there's an app for that. wag provides dog walking on demand. you can book asap or schedule a certain time. all walkers are screened and insured through wag. the app gives realtime updates start to finish. a perk for pet parents. >> i love that you can go on there and schedule a walk like you would call an uber. >> it costs about $20 for a 30-minute walk. here's the answer to your question -- no, it is not available in philadelphia. if it were available, would you use it? what do you think of the app? tweet us, we'd love to hear from you. the twitter addresses are on the screen. >> i'm interested. >> yeah. i don't think they'd help you walk your dog because you walk your dog at 2:00 in the morning. no app waggers up that early. >> i need you here about 1:30 a.m. how about this -- >> yeah. pretty. >> how beautiful is that? out there -- rehoboth beach? i believe it is. gorgeous -- no, avalon. gorgeous out there. >> uh-huh.

>> let's check in with erika martin to see how the forecast looks for today and the weekend. >> a gorgeous start for sure. a gorgeous end to the workweek. satellite and radar manning, one-hour loop -- image, one-horone hie-hour loop. clouds in jersey shore points and delaware. otherwise, a nice start to the day. mostly clear thanks to an area of high pressure. a live look at boathouse row. a great start to the day. enjoy it. at least take the lunch outside if possible. current temperatures in affiliation, 60 to -- in philadelphia, 68 degrees. sunshine in the forecast. by noon, 76 degrees with westerly winds at ten miles per hour. notice here, we're seeing an increase in the winds. calm winds now, three miles per hour by 9:00 a.m. we see a shift in the winds. a sign that the cold front is pushing through. ten miles per hour. that's pretty much going to be the story. the winds will continue to increase throughout this afternoon. hour-by-hour forecast starting at 7:30 a.m., i'll pause this by later this afternoon into the

evening hours. we are starting to see a couple of sprinkles move through. it's not going to be completely dry. what i think will happen is mainly clouds moving across the area, possibly a couple of sprinkles. that's just about it. for the most part a red-letter day. out-the-door forecast, 68 at 9:00 a.m. 77 at 1:00 p.m. that's going to be the story across the entire delaware valley. we'll climb into the 70s by later this afternoon. 74 degrees by 5:00 p.m. notice the lehigh valley, seeing a nice start to the day, 64 by 9:00 a.m. notice we'll see a few extra clouds developing later this afternoon to the evening hours. as i mentioned, a sign that the cold front is working across the area. not going to be a bad cold front. jersey shore, 1:00 p.m. 73. upper 70s by 5:00 p.m. so here is your high temperature for the next couple of days. seeing saturday topping out in the upper 70s. the philly area, 80 degrees on sunday. and notice we have showers here sunday and monday.

possibly isolated thunderstorms. allentown pretty much keeping it in the 70s. wildwood, also seeing temperatures little bit chillier especially by sunday and monday. and in fact, the ten-day forecast here, it is much chillier temperatures by later next week. tuesday, 70 degrees. here in philadelphia, 72 for wednesday. 73 for thursday. be sure you follow on social media at nbc philadelphia for more weather updates. back to you. >> thank you. 6:51 on this beautiful morning. let's see if traffic is looking beautiful. >> let's check in with jessica boyington looking at 42. yeah. doing pretty good. the northbound side here, no delays moving toward where 295 comes in. and/or heading toward philadelphia. everything looks good so far on the 42 freeway. to the shore, good there, too. watching 95, we're seeing a slowdown. very typical now, and traffic still moving. it's not too bad. these are cameras around girard avenue. 25 minutes from the drive time

from woodhaven moving to the vine street expressway. there's a crash out in pottstown on south street around cross street. we've been watching that for the last hour or so. and here we'll end with bridges because they look good. clear on the walt whitman bridge, ben franklin, burlington bristol bridge and tacony palmyra, as well. just checked that for openings. not yet. we'll have one more update for you when i come back in about five minutes or so. vai? >> thank you. actor alec baldwin is winning praise from new jersey democrats. >> he helped drum up some big-time cash at a political fundraiser in camden county last night. the emmy winner and donald trump impersonator helped raise more than $5 million at the event in collings wood. believed to be the most money raised by either party at a single event in the state's history. organizers said the fundraiser puts democrats at a good position to win races across the state including the contest for governor. you may want to leave for work a little bit early today soile have extra time to get something -- >> yeah. national doughnut day.

if you didn't know. the unofficial holiday falls on the first friday of june every year. you can get a free doughnut, by the way, at any krispy kreme and dunkin' donuts giving away a free doughnut if you buy a drink. and trending on twitter. and conche told me the best seller is an apple cider. and dotti's doughnuts has classic chocolate -- >> boston cream. my absolute favorite. you didn't bring one. i'll take the second best. >> you let us know about that. coming up, sentencing day for three former penn state administrators caught up in the jerry sandusky scandal. >> this as current penn state officials discuss steps to deal with the future of fraternity following the death of a pledge. can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps.

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here are stories we're following -- >> in camden county, the final farewell for a helicopter pilot with ties to our nbc10 family. a visitation and funeral are scheduled for michael murphy. he was training in inclement weather when his chopper crashed in new castle. murphy was a backup pilot for sky force 10. his wife, erica, pregnant with their second son, told us michael was a great father and husband who loved to fly. in harrisburg, former penn state president graham spanier and two former administrators will be sentenced in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse case. a jury convicted spanier of child endangerment. two others pled guilty to the same allegations of covering up child sex abuse by sandusky in 2001. presidents' day's board of trustees will -- penn state's board of trustees will consider an emotional letter from the parents of fraternity pledge timothy piazza who died after falling at a frat party. 18 members of the fraternity are

charged in connection with the death. today nascar weekend gets rolling at dover international. qualifiers in the 200-mile truck race scheduled for this afternoon. tomorrow, reffing up with the 2 -- reving up with the 200. also a preview of this weekend's muck fest in glen mills, delaware county. thousands of participants are expected to brave the 5k obstacles course lined with mud pits. the event benefits the national multiple sclerosis society. it runs tomorrow and sunday with 7,000 runners expected. reminds me of the mud run i did about a week ago. i still have bruises. if you have scram, check me carry -- instagram, check me carrying my army friend on my back. great. in cherry hill, an easy drive. not a lot of problems on the roads. at least the minimum wage accident. -- at least the majors.

schuylkill expressway looks good. blue route to the vine street expressway, speeds in the mid 30s. the blue route at germantown pike looks like a good drive, as well. be careful out there. for now you should be good. not a lot of delays or volume. i'm tracking a gorgeous day across the delaware valley. mostly sunny skies, temperatures topping out in the 70s and 80s. guys, please get outside and enjoy the day. here is a look at what to expect for this upcoming weekend. 70s on saturday. and a mix of sun and clouds by sunday. i'm tracking some showers moving in, possibly some isolated thunderstorms and certainly some rain to kick off the following workweek. here's the deal -- i'm not going to focus on the rain for monday. nobody cares. >> i can't hear that, i'm focused on the sun. you're focusing on doughnuts. >> yeah. >> i don't know what happened to this doughnut here. all of a sudden a bite was taken out. did you do that, jess? thanks a lot. >> i had one bite.

we'll have local updates throughout the morning. you can get more news, weather, and traffic on our app. good morning. breaking overnight, the death toll soars to at least 36 people in that brazen attack on a crowded casino in the philippines. a burglary gone terribly wrong. [ screams ] a lone gunman opening fire and setting gambling tables ablaze, this morning chilling new images of the chaos, and what investigators are now learning about the attacker. feeling the heat. president trump's decision to pull out of the historic paris climate accord, drawing strong reaction on both sides. >> i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. >> landmarks around the world lit up in green